A Japanese film crew have been in La Herradura for a documentary on subtropical fruit in Spain. They have been visiting Finca San Ramón. and filming chirimoya, mango, guayaba, avocado, carambola and papaya plantations
Tag Archive for Andalusia
The Spanish region of Andalucia (Andalusia)
Calls for Town Hall Intervention
by Martin Myall •
Eighteen workers from the combined staff of the Acuario de Fauna Mediterránea and the Parque Ornitológico Loro Sexi; both in Almuñécar, demonstrated in front of the Town Hall, calling for the Mayor to take action.
Medical Attrition in the Province
by Martin Myall •
Not only leading up to the General elections did Mariano Rajoy promise that he wouldn’t make any cuts to Education or Health, but he reiterated the pledge upon reaching power. However, he was soon to go back on his battered word.
Live Music in Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
Right at the top of town, in front of the Paseo de la Flores, you will find La travesia where you are guaranteed to find live entertainment most days of the week. Here is their programme:
Granada Jazz Festival
by Martin Myall •
33rd Annual Festival Internacional de Jazz de Granada, the most important in Andalucía and one of the oldest in Europe will be held at the Teatro Municipal Isabel la Católica in Granada, from the 8th to the 18th of November.
Exhibition in La Italiana
by Martin Myall •
The Barroc-deco, La Italiana Café in Almuñécar is staging an exhibition of photography, paintings and ceramics on the 3rd of November at 17:00h.
The Last Tango in Motril
by Martin Myall •
For Tango lovers, you’ll have an opportunity to see such a show entitiled, La Reina del Plata on Saturday 10th November at 20.30h at Motril’s Teatro Calderon de la Barca.
Gasmen Steal from 81-Year Old?
by David Darby •
The Guardia Civil in Granada have arrested two men, one aged 55 and other 28, for reportedly stealing 1,700 euros from an 81-year-old woman in La Rábita
Clubs’ Day Postponed
by Martin Myall •
The annual Dia de las Asociaciones for Almuñécar and La Herradura has already been put off twice, owing to rainfall, so it has been decided that it will now be held May 2013. The event was originally planned for Saturday the 20th of October, and then put back one week until the 27th (today), which has been cancelled as well.
It’s Wet
by Martin Myall •
Friday had seen by midday 50 litres per square metre – hardly surprising as it belted down between 04.30h and 07.30h and hasn’t stopped raining since then.